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Don Bodenstedt supplies a panel refinement for the Joe Binka Cessna 195 nicknamed ShakeyJake, intended for use with SHKYJAKE.ZIP, and it brings the panel to a newer standard. Night highlighting of …
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By Marc Renaud, the work updates camera definitions for the AgustaWestland EH101 Acc. P, adding 13 plus 1 cameras and a total of eight (seven) cockpit views, including separate definitions for flyi…
138.62 KB396Jan 20133
A military cockpit for the B-377/C-97 adds Air Force pilot visuals in 1950s gear, navigator map visuals, and seat surfaces with side rails and snaps, all painted in green zinc-chromate to evoke a C…
4.26 MB390Jan 20132
InfoGauge delivers a compact digital readout of altitude, indicated airspeed, and heading after a member requests larger text than the default, with InfoGauge.cab placed in the Target Plane's panel…
52.92 KB389Jan 20131
Emile Lancee crafts a cockpit upgrade for the Fokker 60, offering a switchable interface between Delco Carousel INS and BendixKing/Honeywell Flight Management System. The setup enables operation fr…
10.68 MB279Jan 20138
Reworked B767-300 cockpit panel by M. Spada combines default gauges with third-party originals from A. Antonini. It incorporates Garret Smith's freeware FMC, which must be downloaded separately, an…
1.65 MB8.7KOct 20111
An MD-80 cockpit panel blends digital and analog gauges for real-time readouts and remains compatible with a major flight simulation platform, while the image asset is stored at /userimages/md80pnl…
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On the V-22 Osprey, this gauge delivers V(S)TOL and hover modes with pilot-controlled ascent, descent, and sideways movement, maintaining stability across wind conditions. Nacelles rotate from 0 to…
61.95 KB4.8KJan 2013An automated screen checklist for the Project Airbus A380 uses Tom Ruth's A340 panel, and a PDF checklist file is included to aid reference; the pairing of airframe and cockpit interface anchors th…
432.7 KB4.6KMay 2013
An adjustment for the Airbus A321, by Brett Hill, enhances cockpit visuals with improved day and night lighting and refined PFD colors to mirror the real aircraft, and a clearer PFD presentation. N…
8.53 MB3.6KOct 20115/52
The patch is compatible with PA321FD_V3.ZIP, PA321FD_V3_CFM.ZIP, and PA321FD_V3_IAE.ZIP to address the A321 variant panel, spanning all engine types (CFM and IAE) by Francois Dore. It fixes pushbac…
17.64 MB3.2KJan 20133/5
Three panel variants cover glass cockpit, analog, and a combo layout, with the latter adapting to jet, turboprop, prop, or helicopter types. Version 3.0 introduces new primary flight gauges and pop…
11.33 MB3.1KOct 20115/54
An F-15 cockpit panel by Chuck Dome receives a revision that ensures functional compatibility while staying usable on two-engine fighters. Bob Chicilo is credited, and a reference image labeled pan…
1.89 MB3KNov 20065/51
Designed with PFD and EICAS glass gauges plus chart readouts, it operates on a separate computer and adds a sound module that plays ATC chatter and altitude call outs on landing, by Kapock Cavanaug…
411.91 MB2.8KJan 20135/53
An enhanced cockpit for the Douglas DC-3 adds eight new color options and a resized interface, designed for compatibility with the standard DC-3, The Awesome 4Some, and the C-47 by Manfred Jahn. Tw…
29.78 MB2.3KOct 20115/518
An AWACS-oriented cockpit panel for the 737 combines the original layout with an ATC radar interface, and remains limited to the AWACS variant. By Kevin Widjaja, the reference points to a folder in…
2.93 MB2.1KOct 2011
Version 2.1 of the mini panel introduces pop-up windows for visibility along with Karol Chlebowski’s Pave Tack gauge, improving readability on the compact display for pilots navigating diverse cond…
7.81 MB2KOct 20115/52
Two-engine jet fighter panel by Bob Chicilo uses the background from the F-35 panel by Chuck Dome. Most gauges are standard defaults, with a single exception, aligning with a general-use design for…
270.91 KB2KOct 20065/51The mechanism links stick input to elevator trim, moving the trim in tandem with the elevator itself. It does not appear on the panel, but any trim indicator shows its activity, and pushing forward…
4.5 KB1.9KJan 20135/5
Jens B. Kristensen supplies a photorealistic panel for the Douglas DC-6, distributed as DC6_V10.ZIP, and the configuration for the virtual panel aligns with the model. Erwin Welker crafts the panel…
3.03 MB1.9KJan 20131
